Question about carbs for tunnel rams
Thanks rumblefish, so i have found the problem! Spent quite some time looking over it, checking for vacuum leaks, resetting idle mixture screws to 1.5 turns out, looked at idle speed screws on both carbs and couldn't see any evidence of anything being wrong. So next step was to remove carbs and see if there was anything visibly wrong, removed fron carb and spent some time looking it over but couldn't see anything wrong at all with it, so onto rear carb, looking it over and came to the idle speed screw and noticed it was wound in considerably! I was like WTF??? Looking at it while on the engine it looked fine! Anyway so i wound it out til it was just touching the stopper (or whatever it's called) and re fitted the carb, hooked everything back up and started the engine up and right away i noticed it was better, so i went and set the timing and now it's all good!
Next step....dyno!
Thanks rumblefish, so i have found the problem! Spent quite some time looking over it, checking for vacuum leaks, resetting idle mixture screws to 1.5 turns out, looked at idle speed screws on both carbs and couldn't see any evidence of anything being wrong. So next step was to remove carbs and see if there was anything visibly wrong, removed fron carb and spent some time looking it over but couldn't see anything wrong at all with it, so onto rear carb, looking it over and came to the idle speed screw and noticed it was wound in considerably! I was like WTF??? Looking at it while on the engine it looked fine! Anyway so i wound it out til it was just touching the stopper (or whatever it's called) and re fitted the carb, hooked everything back up and started the engine up and right away i noticed it was better, so i went and set the timing and now it's all good!
Next step....dyno!
